Sentence examples for as it provides for from inspiring English sources
2. The respondents did not challenge the Policy either as it applies to athletes or as it provides for drug testing upon reasonable, individualized suspicion.
Christine Green, chief executive of Tameside Hospital said: "The Trust welcomes the additional national focus from the team as it provides for an even greater review of the many complex factors that influence quality and patient safety within the hospital.
We recommend prior fixation of the femoral shaft fracture in these injuries, without attempting to reduce the femoral neck fracture initially, as it provides for more easy subsequent manipulation, reduction, and fixation of the ipsilateral femoral neck fracture.
Polyvalency is useful as it provides for versatile functionalization; it is also extremely important to produce multiple interactions with biological receptor sites, for example, in the design of antiviral therapeutic agents.
The Constitution embodies the idea of representative democracy, as it provides for alternative voices and minority representation in Parliament through the GRC, NCMP and NMP schemes.
The group housing is important as it provides for normal social behavior and exercise, which contribute to the psychological well being of the animals and more closely resembles the human condition.
Such a place could inspire anyone to appreciate nature, and care for it just as it provided for them.
But it paid off for them, as it provided for a generation of youngsters an entry to new and classic films beyond the blockbusters.
Taking stock, the recession did not so much as set the stage for a seminal creative moment as it provided for the pre-text to follow-through with the more radical elements of the neo-liberal ideology.
However, we feel that excluding this variable from the models strengthens the conclusions we are able to draw from the models, as it provided for a significantly larger and more representative sample.
But evidence may also be relevant on other grounds, such as when it provides for a richer narrative or helps the court in understanding other evidence.
